Deerhound (Noun)
Meaning
Very large and tall rough-coated dog bred for hunting deer; known as the royal dog of Scotland.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The deerhound's rough coat and athletic build made it a perfect companion for hunting trips in the Scottish Highlands.
- Bred for centuries to chase deer, the deerhound's speed and agility are unmatched among its canine peers.
- With their gentle nature and regal demeanor, it's no wonder the deerhound is often referred to as the royal dog of Scotland.
- Despite its large size, the deerhound is known for being a gentle and affectionate breed, making it a great addition to families.
- Deerhounds have been a staple of Scottish hunting parties for generations, using their keen sense of smell and powerful legs to track and chase down their quarry.